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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
UNION CITY.

The following article from Saturdays
Reno Gazette in reference to the new
mining camp of Union City will be of
interest to the general public:
"Union-or Sherwood-is n small
settlement Of $50 people. consisting of
three saloons and IL boarding house.
There is a new lodging house in course
OF construction.
This is n new mining district, stu
ated about ten miles from Blackburn
Station. oil the Eureka l. Pnlisade rail
road, and is n very promising mining
camp. They have n 40-ton sinelteT and
work from 30 to 40 tons of ore per day,
averaging about SO per ton of silver
and lead. They have one Of the most
substantial mills in the country, and so
great is the excitement there. that min
ers are actually living in dug outs. TIE
ore comes from four different shafts.
The Star. 100 feet deep, % feet in
width, assays 500 to 500 per ton; they
have now l,2OO toLs on hand. The
Martin. 100 feet down, 10 foot ledge.
with 200 tons on the dump, assaying
S25 per ton. The Bell has three levels,
so foot, 100 foot and l50.foot, carrying
heavy deposits in lead and c%nrbonates
and assays q ounces in silver to the
ton. The other is of lesser importance,
while the whole are under the manage
meut of WIN. Stevens. who has been
foreman Of the Eureka Con. for the
past eighteen years. The General
Manager, DR.. Potter. snys ne will erect
another smelter immediately adjacent
to the one now i'll operation. rs he
speaks very highly Of the District and
says that it has MS bright n future as
any mining canp he has ever been in
Men are locking there from every sec,
ton. This is another good score fol-
Nevuda's futuie."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18

harJ and B. O. RA,L0uld Treasurer.
TIE Chairman then rad the statute
covering tho proposed organization.
One thousand dollars per mile must be
subscribed. ten per cent. Of which must
be paid to the Treasurer. On w. S.
II sCormick's motion. the chair Was in
Structed to appoint = committee Of three
to solicit subscriptions
The following preamble headed the
subscription list: To take the necessa-
r. steps fer the purpose Of forming a
corporation to construct aud operate a
railway within the limits of Salt Lake
aud Toole courties. We the undersigned
hereby subscribe the amount OF stock
set opposite our names respectively.
Twelve men Mt once subscribed So
900 each and three men $500 each.
making SCI. 500. At this j~nncture it
was announced hat Hon. A. c.. Cleve-
land. Of White Pine county, Nevada.
and NJ. d. Foley, President Of the Bank
OF Nevada. at Reno. would each sub
scribe 5000. making n total Of S7l,-
500.
The Chair then appointed w. S. Nc
Cormick. Jas. Jack and J. L. DooIey rs
n committee Of three to solicit subscrip-
tons. and next Monday evening Mt s
O'Clock was set as the time for hearing
their report in the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18

II is nov considered certain thnt the
control Of the Sutro tunnel will remain
with the present management, MS the
mortgage held against the property by
the McCalruont Brothers will be paid
up before the close of the current year
and the pr perry pass out of the hands
OF the receiver. When the compnny's
nffrirs are once adjusted the work OF ex-
tending the tunnel through under
Mount Davidson will begin. and will
open up for exploration at n depth Of
over 1900 feet below the surface Of a
vast area Of ground which promises to
prove fertile i'll mineral. So says the
Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
Hail Columbia.

Old limo Patriot beg your par
don, sir, but it is n shame for an
American youth, born in the land of
liberty, the inhrritor Of freedom, be-
fueathed to him by his dying ancestors
on the bnttlefelds of the revolution. to
fritter away his best years in Europe.
Il sent him there to learn a trade.
The apprentice system is no longer al.
lowed in this country, you know"
Il see; but he will come back with no
knowledge of American institutions"
> much the better. then he can
pass himself of as n foreign born cid.
Zen and get elected 10 Office"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
4 billion.

1t is easy to call the immense num-
Der but who can realize il? One thou
sand millions. Let US see II we cali
grasp tue idea. Suppose a boy seven
years and six months old were set to
count a billion dollars. Que at n time.
Let him count one each second, work
ten hours a day aud twenty-five days in
each month. How old would ne be
when he had finished the Job? One
each second would give him 5000 an
hour, $4,000 a day. 900. ZOO a month,
10, 500, 900 a year. Now divide LOCO 10y
los and you will find that it will re-
quire 90 years and 6 months to count d
billion; hence the boy would have grown
to youth, manhood and old age while
engaged in his task. and when finished
he would be just 100 years old.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
Cuban ~FDIbusteTs.

A special to the New York Sun from
Key West. Florida. snys: a Cuban e1.
petition is believed to have sailed from
here several days ago, intending TO land
upon the eastern portion OF The isl nd
mud join MntagNsn's and other guerrilla
bands Of the Interior.
The patty is led 10y one Bercabien.
and armed to the teeth with repeating
rifles. improved revolvers, ETC.. aud is
we'll supplied with dynamite. Other
parties are said TO be arranging TO fol
low from here, New Orleans, Jamaica
and other points soon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18

They arc no~ conducting the matter on
= basis that will certainly bring 1t to =
elose. AT Santa BArbAiA. according to
the Sacramento Bee. they adopted .
scheme to eutrap the un~ary tenderfeet
from the east. The sharpers secured n
tract Of land = few miles out Of town.
built u street railroad to it over which
cars were run regularly until the lots
were disposed Of at fancy prices. Then
the spectators tore up the track and
took the rails to another locality to lie
used for q similar purpose. This dis
reputable business will of course dis
gust even the most verdant tenderfoot
and irreparAbly damage the boom
which enables sharpen to dispose OF
lands on the Seorched and absolutely
valueless plains Of Southern California
ut fabulous puces.-lSilver State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
THE LOGIC OF THE SITUA-
TION.
L. y. STONE,
Sup't. Public Schools.

In An interview telrgraphed from the
east and published i N yesterdays Senti.
mel, President Cleveland is made to say
in substance that he don't see how any
ma who has endured the worriment
and pressure, physical and mental, Of
one term in the Presidential oh"e, can,
OF his " accord. seek u nomination
for u second. The expression is very
guarded. lie does not say that he will
not accept the n%omiuution at the hands
Of his party, only hat with his expert
ence lie dos not feel like doing any
thing himself to secure it. On the con-
irary, his statement IL n virtual decla-
ration that he will he n candidate il the
Democratic party should ngain call
upon him to make the race. And this
it will do with substantial uuanimity.
il il the logical thing to do.
We IRE bound to go before the people
on the success or failure Of Mr.. CIeve-
lands administration. II the people
regard it as IL failure. neither Mr. Cleve-
land nor any other Democrat can win;
" q success, the same is due to Mr..
Cleveland, and he, OF all other men, is
the man for the contest. From u DEM
ocratic standpoint, it is Cleveland or
nothing; there is no escape from the
logic OF the situation. Unless some
thing should occur, not now torseen.
Cleveland is az certain to be nominated
for q second term as that n Democratic
National Convention shall DO held. Iu
fact he is as good rs nominated now.
Who VII be placed on the ticket with
him Is not quito 80 clear, though it will
undoubtedly bo some man from the
Northwest, most probably g Union
General.
Gu the Republican side the candidate
will be Blaine or whomsoevcr Blaine
may desire. We believe Blaine TO be
this strongest man in the Republican
party, and we also believe tina, the race
over again between the oil tickets. will
be az before, remarkably close. with the
chances favoriug Democratic success.
- tEurcka s, ntinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
IlnErIbIe

From Deputy Sheriff Henry Nofsing.
err, who arrived from W]inrcmucca last
evening, We learn that n horrible trng.
edy was perpetrated Mt that place yes.
terday afternoon which resulted in the
loss Of two lives. Yesterday about 2
o'clock p. N. n miner by the name OF
Sheridan and n painter named Charley
Young had some difficulty which wns
finally terminated by Sheridan drawing
n revolver aud shooting Young through
the bowels. Immediately after firing
the shot Sheridan started for the hills
on foot. Sheriff Fellows. Deputy ohcr.
1T Nofsipger aud several others imme-
diatcly pursued the fleeing fugitive and
before he had succeeded in getting very
far from town hi4 pursuers oyerbaulcd
him md ordered bin TO throw up his
hands. Sheridan made n motion as u
TO do so, but having the revolver still in
his hand h. placed the inuzSle TO his
head aud blew out bis own brains.
Mr. Eof-inger did not state whether
Young was dead when he left Whine.
muccn. bat from tho fact that he wns
shot through the DO vols IL is reasonable
10 suppose that he did net survive many
hours. ...
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
The Frnnkel Creditors.

j. L. Wildes, assignee Of the assets
Of the iusolvent firm of l.. u. Frankel 4
Co, has declared n dividend Of 2L pei
cent. to creditors. According 10 the
schedule filed with Judge Rising by
members Of the insolVent firm On the
date Of it's suspension its toinl indebted,
ness footed up S9l5. 625. This estimate
was based upon the quoted vnlue OF
mining stocks on that date. a lnrgr
amount Of this total was included i'll
special deposits Of mining shares found
in the firms safe, which was subsc-
quently surrendered to the owners by
order Of Judge Rising.-[R Reno Gazette
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
LOOKS LIKE HUsINEss.

Considerable speculation hnS beer
engaged in recently as TO the proposed
now railroad from Salt Lake City to the
Pacific. aud II now sppeats that definite
steps have been taken to inaugurato
tue enterprise, aud It Is only n question
OF time when there will be q second
= nd. across Nevada uniting the East
aud the West.
A meeting Of Salt Lake City local
capitalists interested in building q road
west Of the Nevada line. and which
shall be extended 10 Los Angeles, was
held last Wednesday evening, in tho
Chamber OF Commerce. with Governor
West In tho char. Tue Governor made
= hno aud telling speech.
From the Scntipel We condonss the
following:
Nsphi W. Clayton was elected Score
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
North Ruby school.

Ed. ISDEPESDESr:-Aftera p%rotracted
vacation Of four months, school opened
here Sept. ). 1t has begun very nus
piciously, and We augur n profitable
term. Owing to the time of year, many
of the older mes have not We: com.
menced, but there will soon be about
twenty in attendance. The children re-
turn to their work with renewed energy.
the extended Intermission having served
as an impetus to eIertion. This dis.
trict has had but three months school
during the last fiscal year. owing to the
expense of building and furnishing
a good school house. However. the
trustees are now determined to exert
themselves in behalf OF the pupils as
never before.
WILLIS RICHARDSON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
To Have a Lively Funeral.

Robert Bonner snys he Inns been ao-
customed to riding fast for n good many
years aud hat bis ride TO the grave
shall not be n slow one. ms he has already
instructed his family that his body must
be placed in n light wagon which ia to
be drawn by two Of his fastest horses,
and they nrc not to bo driven slower
than a $50 clip, or fast cnotgh to keep
anyone from passing him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
81 s,a,..

The Reno Gazette concedes that the
winnemuccas are the champions OF the
State. The WiuRemuceas. it says, have
not rs yet lost . game. while the Aus
tins aud all other clubs have been de-
feated; hence the winnemuccAs are the
chieftains.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
Two more Victims.

A Flagstaff. A. I. dispatch Of Sept.
10th says:
There have been two more murders
IN tho notorious Tonic Basin feud. Ono
Of the Graham faction shot aud killed
John Tewksbnry and William Jackson
from an ambush NJ they we're riding on
the 70 "a.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
BORN.

GiBp'.-In Clover Valley. Elko coun.
ty. Nevada, September 8, 1887, to the
wife Of w. b. Gibbs, "A daughter.
WEEKs:--At Wells, Nevada. September
10. 1887. to the wife OF j. F. Weeks,
n son.
Cogswell:-In Eiko. September 10.
1887, to the wife Of Frank Cogswell,
n daughter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
Advertised Letters.

Following is a list Of letters re-
naming in the Postotiice at Elko. Sat-
urday, Sept. 10, 1857.
Barbor Tnos. Cohn J b.
Hopkins wm, kessinger Miss Martha,
Mckee John. Rupert Frank,
Stech VIM, Smith Miss Ethel
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
JAS. L. SMITH p. n.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
a Great Mineral RexIon.-

In urging the building of a railroad
to Nevada, the Salt Lake Tribune sayr:
Fifty mining districts with capabilities
indicated by the Eureka Hill and the
Ontario, may be reached by rail from
this city. The inference is obvious and
unavoidable"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
BACKWARD & ELLIOTT.
BACKWARD &, ELLIOTT.

Smooth crop in each ear, and two
Its in right ear.
Also cattle brand. q on left side.
Ear marks, under bit in each ear.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
ROLL Of HONOR.

Following is the report Of the Lamoitle
school for the month ending Sept. 2nd,
1857.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18

Shnrpers In Southern California nrs
running the boom into the ground
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
MRS. ELIZABETH LEMON.

.PoStomen al.
dress, Pair Play
NsVa1A. Range,
Secret Valley. Elko
souhty. Ear mark.
under alop IN lah
&C.,
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
en mrrielig Snftitsia9 er afsiort

en merfelig Snititsia8 er afsiOrt ,
|fsF,ret, bporpeb 6 Yerioner, Der bar
Unite peb llnserretten til Tustbus %
FrsSe iuoiutte Der, blep frifjenote.
~aHH.nbansen bar, at 8irfebommer
Esndsn pau 5eis baobe at en- ~17saaris
FsaNaiSbeos tiltalt 9rens
pct 2llltaaelie ON, at enoel Menb og
stANsr beorepe &uferi % alifens uies
fASbso, Be bleoe ale Iatte unber Gil
% Ocntt til 3ustbuiet; be forlanste
saSen inbanfet til bsiere &et, men
fafoN., oa be bare braste til 9ustbu.
OF Be bapbe mootaset 9ommer, foroi
t''oommeren bapbe lopet at ifafe
% S~sHaaonins. Saa bite bet fig, at
T'sSommeren bar fra 5Oritansen, %
'a't' brinses paa Sinbslpseanitalten.
SlsO. rlpe llnoerisselier anitiaeoe.
use efterlube insen 3pipl ON, at be
ne utploise. Be blepe oa lsslaot al
nTeanltalten, os 0ommen enbelis al
R~''fsret tasieret.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
Opbs= YrDflamaer
atSen, tnSew hpiRen man iraI sisre FIN, anmslbelfu .
for Urpineer ubenIonbs l aar.

Soe os Marfer Stifteret, 14oe STARTS
1887. Com Nruinser efter afosoe @aarb-
briiser Salpur Superior Maiitubben al 50
er op9ipne Spbftenosb srnene Soieine So
banneien / Nmerita % gliie Wa,ie % Bos
lette Spenbsoptre / Utah.
= Som Mrpinser efter afbsoe 5Boeraabss
foil Sens grpniloien % Snsebors Suers.
batter Nproensen al Nremarf er 8srnebsr'
meme Sens, grpnilb os Nnne Brpniloien op
sipne at bore uopanorebe til Imerifa.
Nprbre S]arIsber9s Stifteret ben
21oe Sebruar 1887. Sfogoe gaaroeier Sri
Iten 2arsiens % s~ienlepenoe Suitru gretbe
SeIene Safobsoatters 80. Be fraparenoe
Arpin9er:
y 8rober Ssren 9oranse 2araien, us
q Salpbroser Sans Daniel 9arslen,
besse / 4nsrita, unfit boor.
Moloe Siifteret, 15be 5ebruar 1887.
Boet efter afopoe Yise Beret Saluorsoatter
SGoet. Den frau9renoe Iruins, Nfosoes
SpIterlpn 5ron Yeberien, Der efter Spsipenoe
Ifal bore uopanoret til Nmerifa, inotaloes.
gaIbers Sfifteret, 26oe 5ebruar 1887.
Boet eiter 2ars 2arien &anunts % Suitr,
8ari Yebersbatter. De frap9renbe GrpinSer,
Der er Bprn % gsrnebsr af Start Hebers'
oatters fsrite gGsteitab m,eo anut 8enoifien,
opaipes at opboloe its | Nmerifa, uoenat
oeres Nbresie uarmere tienoes, inofaloes.
s%trimbe os Selbo Stifteret, 23oe
Sebruar 1887. 8oet efter afosoe Raarmano
Beoer Clien DnsBien al 8upiteu.
Boets / Gmerita p9renoe Nruinser, Nfos'
oes Broberisnner Senrii gninsien @auitao,
Bernt grifien Ssiiatb % Cars gritien Ssi'
10th, inbtalbes.
Suberpeus Sfifteret, Stenfier ben
23oe Sebruar 1887. Boet efter aaarenie'
mano Yeoer Glien rluin. De fraparenos
arpinser, nemlis Sans IiIien aieloe, Snse
borg Nartba Nilsoatter, besse opboloenos
Zig i ct. Saul, Rinn, inofaloes.
Spnbre Sebemarfens Sfifteret
Samar ben 26oe Sebruar 1887. Selesboei
efter Sssberaarsente Sobanne Bebersoattel
Berg % fprben afbsbe Nano Beber Dlier
Berg euer Sde al Stange. 9atter % Gr
pima / bette 30 9aaIine gebsrsoatter, sif
meo 2emii Suie, opbplbenbe fig 7egas, inb
fables.
gbriitiania Siifteret, Ssoe Sebr. 1887
Boet efter gnfeu aaren Rirftine 9horitenien
Carl abolf Sanien, Der for uosIe os typ
Gar fiben er ubpanbret til Amerifa, os 1T
bar label bsre fra fig | be iibfe Z aar, inb
fables.
RprbborbIanos Stifteret, 1sbe Sc
bruar 1887. Nrpinser | Soet efter afosb
Ole Besiesieu Sauielanb og sienlepenb
Suitru grita GIfilbsbatter Of Saus Sbine
Iaa: Ssnnerne anbrers Clien os Sens 81
fen, Der formentlis DO | Rinneiota, inofa|
bee.
2ofoteus Sfifteret, Abe Rarts 1ss'
VT Jla,itao os Rofenas 5binsIas: aaa'
mano Rarfus Said S%obanneien 8amberl
blanot bpis grpinser er ppstpet Sarbrpee'
~jsnneisnnen Sobanues SEMEN, uspanbr'
til gmeri,a, Sarbrooeroattereu Raren vi
aaarb Sansoatter, Gift meb Saralo Sob
bauer | 81. 8aul, Etnu, tnoialoes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
0nef uei for ham.

Nr. Via .. IowIep, 7rnssit bleS oper'
tall at fine Runoer til at bruse "Bapiaor
Gatarrb Cure, e~iterat fere Eager bapo'
paaitaaet, at ban mart Tom til at faa 3artnt
pao @rums al ben farlise Gatarrb, ban hap
De. Sam flyer: "weiultatct bar oper al Sor
pentuims. Seq bespnote at blips beSre efte'
at haze brust bet en- Sang, % M eiter nosl'
user fulStansis beIbreoet". gapilOH (er
tract Of SlaI) gatarrb Cure" er atfllraf ia
acbt. iom bet be7trises. Store SLATER M
81. Silfalss hos g. 8. @siier, Sseorah
Ga hos paalibslise 9rassiitsr oueralt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
4 % ipp sienospsls @anae runbt

Joroen. Sra 5rebritsp9rn Ifripes B.
ODE til "Mtsbl.": gn tilipureupe Bet
lan9oe bapoe ben ibas afosoe DIE Sans
len tilbaselast, ba ban iioIte 5rebas
aiiIutteoe tit arbsibe ueo R~eberbanen
berIteos. Den afbsbe bar peret en-
l9roeles bueIis ps ereti9r 4rbeiber.
vi fine femti Irbsibsaar par ban 33 i
Statens ps II / priuat 5ieneite. Sor
Staten ipanot ban buer Dag % @arn
til 155 SABINE % git for bpert 8arn
tilbase til ubsunsspunftet; for pripat
&esnin9 buer Dag 40 @arn til 100
5apne uncer ~Iortiat Spinbins. pan
lpanot besuben / Spmmertioen / Suers
arbeioe for Staten IL @arn baslis,
liant for pripat &ssnins / lansere 5ib
10 @arn, buoraf Sntet meoresnes, ba
bette omtrent saar pp MOB llnoerifuboet
/ bans 29retib: llnoerIfuooet at 5
Sarn baslis / ben msrfeite Maaneo af
Iaret / 33 Gar, os ben umtrentlise en-
9ienoepart al I%rbeibsauret, iom ban /
Statens gieneIte maatte bore meo at
laa 2ousparf. Sans ipunbne @arns
lansoe: 1864 Mile for Staten ps
$3.50 Mile for priuat 8esnins, pilOe
altiaa babe uaret mere eno tilitreftelis
til at ipenoe Sorbens agfpatpr runbt
3 @anse. 9pnsben af bans ipunpne
@arnlansoe ubsisr 1926 Sfippunb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

III Mfbolbsfureninger finbes MI 500
/ 0amarf meb oper 10000 Meblemmer,
lom aibolber fig fra beruienoe Driffe, os
lpm efter bebite gpne arbeibe paa 0rufs
~fenifabens l%lorpooelie. 9ertil fommer
Observation-Disclosures meo benimob
10000 Meolemmer. Ifbolbspennernes
Jormaal er at faa ale beruienbe 9riffe
llorpobeoe at 2anoet % ~foruite til apoz
tbefet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

Ssren Sbomien, iurbenoerenoe
Sanfbirettsr / Sarbe, iom beniao |
Sribsleieliae Straffeanitalt for at afz
lone jim iosmte Straf for Seoraserierne
/ Saroe 8anf, er afsaaet neb 9sben
efter fort Tios Spscom. Sans Sultru
% nermeite Slest baobe / be iibite
Gage fact 9ilaoelie til at fomme Der
neo % pleie bam.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20
ssn LOBE Starts Rl. s Woraen ut

ssn LOBE Starts Rl. 8 Rorsen no.
lIslse "Ranoers 8asbl." Slb
''''en "9uitrup Sfuubus", 8ellor
.sa Slben, Der opitOb / bet norb.
@ 9lOrne at @aarben, ubbrebte fig
IN ralenbe Surtisbeb til @aaroens
la%a'msnbpssebe 9anser. 9a @uurs
.n 1aOOe en- llbsans, os bet i bel
N,Hs Slsrne al @aarben, siorbe Der
.s Slelt af Norbpei 8ebnins a
sse'n'Hs % assbre umulis. 2 Seite
sss'' nOsle 5uar ps Spin inoebrenbte
s'm alt 9Dspre git tabt. Manbeu
W.T. fsr Slbens llbbrub bapbe for
I. eaaroen, Tom fsrit tilitebe, ba vi
as'OranOt. &onen Os 8srner
1' teOOe lis no af ct ginbu pa,
alets SpSiioe. Gariasen til 81
op'Omt er ubetienbt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

YaItor Yirfeoal / 8ibe er ifslse
"5pens 2ib." for at baue bolbt Sore
bras / en- priuat Manbs gus / Sarrebp
iteunet til Mpbe / Imtsretten / 8so=
bling ben 27be Qpril tiIisemeb flere
Inore. Den s~ieloenoe ilesuisife Sor=
eninsslou al lite Marts 1850 paaltaaes
nemli9 at bore frRnfet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

Sc ipenffe Mutboriteter bar forbuot
Snbfsriel al Seite fra aisbenbaons 8p
us amt paa @runo at ben Der ubbrubte
Suipe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-20

6or nogle Gage iiben bar Der paret
Sfopbrano / Ylantasen / Nerbeoen al
Seserslpit. Slben, Der s~ienipnlis bar
paaiat, brenbte fra &l. 5-7 ON Mtors
senen, % 100000 unse 9reer soes
lasbes. Set lpffeoes Rarfuosteren ira
Slensborg at faa Slben I%luffet.
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